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>From
> Displays the email address that you are posting from. This is the email
> account that you provided when you registered. We verified this email address
> when we sent a message to the account and received your reply.
>Group
> Lists the newsgroups http://dejanews.com/info/glossary.shtml#newsgroup that
> you want to have your article crossposted to. It is considered inconsiderate
> to randomly pick newsgroups that do not have any relation to each other and
> then post something that is off-topic. You may crosspost to a maximum of four
> newsgroups.
>Subject
> Describes the content of your posting. If you are posting a followup
> http://dejanews.com/help/pn_faq.shtml#foll to someone else's article, then
> usually you precede the original subject header with Re:. If you are posting
> a new message, enter a good description of its content. The Deja News index
> scores words in the subject header higher than words in the article body, so
> if you want people to find your article in our database it pays to take a
> moment to come up with a descriptive Subject line.
>Email Cc (Power Post)
> Sends a Cc (courtesy copy) or your message to someone when you enter their
> email address here. This feature is typically used when message is in reply
> to another Usenet author, just so they'll know someone has replied to their
> article.
>Reply-To(Power Post)
> This field exists because some people have multiple email accounts and may
> want to post messages from one, and receive email at another. If you want
> people to reply to your message using a different email address than the one
> you used when you registered, enter the new address here. Otherwise, leave
> this field blank.
>Organization(Power Post)
> This field simply gives you a place to put your company/organization/club/
> affiliation/etc. name.
>Other Headers(Power Post)
> Adds any other headers you enter to your message.
>Write your message here
> The article body is where you get to show the world how well you have
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>Check Spelling?
> In order to spell check your message, select the Yes radio button then click
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> people! :-)
>Send me a copy?
> If you click on the Yes radio button, we will send you a copy of your
> message after it has been successfully submitted.
>Preview message
> Displays a preview version of your message; you can then choose to send your
> message after you've checked it.
>Send message
> Click this button to post your message.
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> Have we already said that when you post to Usenet, your post is sent to a
> cooperative network of hundreds of thousands of computers and perhaps
> millions of people?
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> warranties whatsoever. We will attempt to make it do what we say it should
> do (post to Usenet), but mistakes can happen. If your post gets lost or
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